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Stability Analysis of Linear Switched Systems: An Optimal Control Approach 1 Michael Margaliot School of Elec. Eng. Tel Aviv University, Israel Joint work with Lior Fainshil Part 2
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Outline Positive linear switched systems Variational approach ■ Relaxation: a positive bilinear control system ■ Maximizing the spectral radius of the transition matrix ■ Main result: a maximum principle ■ Applications 2
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Linear Systems Solution: 3 Theorem: Definition: The system is stable if A is called a Hurwitz matrix. stability
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Linear Switched Systems A system that can switch between them: Global Uniform Asymptotic Stability (GUAS): AKA, “stability under arbitrary switching”. Two (or more) linear systems: 4
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Why is the GUAS problem difficult? 1. The number of possible switching laws is huge. 5
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Why is the GUAS problem difficult? 2. Even if each linear subsystem is stable, the switched system may not be GUAS. 6
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Why is the GUAS problem difficult? 2. Even if each linear subsystem is stable, the switched system may not be GUAS. 7
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Variational Approach Basic idea: (1) relaxation: linear switched system → bilinear control system (2) characterize the “most destabilizing control” (3) the switched system is GUAS iff Pioneered by E. S. Pyatnitsky (1970s). 8
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Variational Approach for Positive Linear Switched Systems Basic idea: (1) positive linear switched system → positive bilinear control system (PBCS) (2) characterize the “most destabilizing control” 9
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Positive Linear Systems 10 Motivation: suppose that the state variables can never attain negative values. In a linear system this holds if Such a matrix is called a Metzler matrix. i.e., off-diagonal entries are non-negative. 10
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Positive Linear Systems 11 with Theorem An example: 11
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Positive Linear Systems 12 If A is Metzler then for any so transition matrix The solution ofis The transition matrix is a non-negative matrix. 12
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Perron-Frobenius Theory 13 Definition Spectral radius of a matrix 13 Example Let The eigenvalues are so
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Perron-Frobenius Theorem 14 The corresponding eigenvectors of, denoted, satisfy has a real eigenvalue such that: Theorem Suppose that 14
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Some Perturbation Theory 15 Let be a smooth parameter-dependent non-negative matrix. Denote: dominant eigenvalue of dominant eigenvectors of Then, 15
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Sketch of Proof 16 Differentiate with respect to 16
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Positive Linear Switched Systems: A Variational Approach 17 Relaxation: “Most destabilizing control”: maximize the spectral radius of the transition matrix. 17
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Positive Linear Switched Systems: A variational Approach 18 Theorem For any T>0, is called the transition matrix corresponding to u. where is the solution at time T of 18
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Transition Matrix of a Positive System 19 If are Metzler, then eigenvaluesuch that: admit a real and The corresponding eigenvectors satisfy 19
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Optimal Control Problem 20 Fix an arbitrary T>0. Problem: find a control that maximizes We refer to as the “most destabilizing” control. 20
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Relation to Stability 21 Define: Theorem: the PBCS is GAS if and only if 21
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Main Result: A Maximum Principle 22 Theorem Fix T>0. Consider Let be optimal. Let and let denote the factors of Define and let Then 22
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Comments on the Main Result 23 1. Similar to the Pontryagin MP, but with one-point boundary conditions; 2. The unknown play an important role. 23
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Comments on the Main Result 24 3. The switching function satisfies: 24
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Comments on the Main Result 25 The number of switching points in a bang- bang control must be even. 25
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Main Result: Sketch of Proof 26 Let be optimal. Introduce a needle variation with perturbation width Let denote the corresponding transition matrix. By optimality, 26
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Sketch of Proof 27 Let Then We know that Since is optimal, so with 27
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Sketch of Proof 28 We can obtain an expression for Since is optimal, so to first order in as is a needle variation. 28
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29 Applications of Main Result Assumptions: are Metzler is Hurwitz Proposition 1 If there exist such that the switched system is GUAS. Proposition 2 If and either or the switched system is GUAS. 29
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30 Applications of Main Result Assumptions:are Metzler is Hurwitz Proposition 3 If then any bang-bang control with more than one switch includes at least 4 switches. Conjecture If switched system is GUAS. then the 30
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31 Conclusions We considered the stability of positive switched linear systems using a variational approach. 31 The main result is a new MP for the control maximizing the spectral radius of the transition matrix. Further research: numerical algorithms for calculating the optimal control; consensus problems; switched monotone control systems,…
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32 Margaliot. “Stability analysis of switched systems using variational principles: an introduction”, Automatica, 42: 2059-2077, 2006. Fainshil & Margaliot. “Stability analysis of positive linear switched systems: a variational approach”, submitted. Available online: www.eng.tau.ac.il/~michaelm More Information
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